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By Robin Siktberg|March 27, 2024

The Greenhouse Grower team’s fourth day of the 2024 California Spring Trials featured stops at Syngenta Flowers, Griggs Nursery, and Benary. Throughout the day, they discovered new series and updates to familiar names, from begonias to dahlias.

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Petunia ‘Illusion Lagoon’ (Cohen)
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Selaginella kraussiana (Green Spikemoss) (Jaldety)
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Ziziphora clinopodioides (High Mountain Mint) (Hishtil)
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Ponchi Re Yellow F1 Tomato (Prudac)
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Kalanchoe pumila (Jaldety)
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Dianthus 'Edgy Playful Pink' (Benary)
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Dahlia 'Karma Caroline' (for cut flowers) (Syngenta)
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Cosmos 'Apollo Pink Blush' (Syngenta)
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Begonia 'Nonstop Mocca Light Pink Shades' (Benary)
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Begonia 'Nonstop Flame' (Benary)
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Begonia 'Adora Emerald Salmon' (Syngenta)

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Robin Siktberg is a former Editor of Greenhouse Grower. See all author stories here.